AMC CFO Sean Goodman Cashes in $230K of APE

AMC Entertainment's CFO Sean Goodman just sold 171,431 shares of APE, claiming more $230K. Here's the latest stock market news.

7 thoughts on “AMC CFO Sean Goodman Cashes in $230K of APE

  1. Frank, Normally when an insider sells to me that is not a good sign. However I think Ape is going to keep going up and he should have waited. Unless he knows something we don’t know , like a short attack is about to happen on Ape. Having said that it doesn’t make sense because when this passes and it will even if we all vote no, AMC will have the right to dump a ton of shares which will help them get out of debt , and it will screw retail over. so bottom line is I think both AMC and APE will continue to go up . .

    1. Yeah, usually it’s not a good sign but at the same time we don’t know the man’s overall perspective. We know that these executives get compensated via shares, so it’s possible he’s simply paying himself. I don’t see signs of anyone jumping ship. The company is still releasing the credit card and branded popcorn product this year.

  2. We here for the squeeze. If AA solidly kills any potential of that happening then we start taking profits should they ever come. Good call on SHIB. It is and should be the play for all apes holding AMC bags waiting for MOASS or regain losses long term. Speak more on SHIB and we can be the next Doge-esque millionaires. I own 40million shib all house tokens. Sold 120million for profit which offsets my bags from AMC should it go bust. Also you slept on GME. I bought pre-split at $80 and only down $2 post split with 16 more free shares.

    1. You did not specify the percentage of profits we should take??? Why sell something for less than what we think it is worth????

      1. I don’t think anyone can or should specify the percentage of profits retail should take. That should be an individual’s choice. If retail thinks something is worth more then yeah, it doesn’t make sense to get rid of it when it’s low – again, goes back to the individual.

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